2012
DOI: 10.1007/s12541-012-0258-1
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Design and implementation of practical asset tracking system in container terminals

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“…However, it is general comparison and should serve only as a signpost. RTLS applications in warehousing, manufacturing and logistics include, but are not limited to controlling and reducing inventory through smoothing information handling [6], cooperating within supply chain [7], fighting maritime piracy [8], assets tracking in container terminals [9], improving mobile (transportation) assets utilization in manufacturing [10], assets tracking on a shop floor [11]. Very wide spread of possible RTLS technologies and possible RTLS applications lead to the question: how to choose the best system for the purpose of a specific case.…”
Section: Applications Of Rtlsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, it is general comparison and should serve only as a signpost. RTLS applications in warehousing, manufacturing and logistics include, but are not limited to controlling and reducing inventory through smoothing information handling [6], cooperating within supply chain [7], fighting maritime piracy [8], assets tracking in container terminals [9], improving mobile (transportation) assets utilization in manufacturing [10], assets tracking on a shop floor [11]. Very wide spread of possible RTLS technologies and possible RTLS applications lead to the question: how to choose the best system for the purpose of a specific case.…”
Section: Applications Of Rtlsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the ESP32 datasheet [32], we find that the current consumption in this case is 150 µA. Let us calculate the period for the CTD in deep-sleep mode in 1 day: Deep sleep time in 1 day(s) : 24 h × 60 min × 60 s − 60 s × 5 min × 2 = 85800 s, (5) thus, the charge consumed in one day in deep-sleep mode is: Charge consumed in 1 day in deep sleep mode(mAs) : 0.015 mA × 85800 s = 1287 mAs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another study in 2012 was performed to retrieve the container location using an active RFID-based real-time locating system (RTLS) [5]. To evaluate the proposed method, two kinds of devices were implemented: an active RFID tag based on a low-power microprocessor and a 2.4 GHz RF module from NanoLOC placed on the containers, and some readers consisting of ARM-based PXA255 core microcomputers running embedded Linux.…”
Section: Related Work Enabling Technologies and Standardsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The amalgamation of technologies leads to very interesting applications, especially in industries, such as indoor asset tracking [95], real-time monitoring of physical systems [96], manufacturing [97], and outdoor asset tracking [98].…”
Section: Big Data and Ai-mlmentioning
confidence: 99%